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".
Mr Posselt is absolutely right about the risk of this becoming too narrow or too Brussels-centric, and that has been part of the problem until now.
We face a huge challenge in dealing with 20 official languages, and this is something that will remain a huge challenge for us. In preparing this new communication strategy, we have been guided by the concept of ‘going local’, that is to say reaching out locally and regionally through our representation offices. We have to equip those offices in such a way – and work and plan in such a way – that they can ‘go local’ and communicate with local media. Our contacts with the national parliaments will also help. We have to make sure that European affairs are anchored in local and national political traditions and party systems. They will have to understand European affairs and how this affects the way they work and their tasks. I agree with you that these are challenges. We are already concentrating on trying to solve these two issues."@en1
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